2. Take a rubber stamp, press it into an area of the clay, and then use an Exacto-knife to cut around the impression.
3. Repeat this until you have as many stamped charms as you want.
Asian Paper Clay and Stamp Charm
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
1. Roll out the paper clay onto waxed paper about 4mm thick. Do your best to make sure the rolled clay is about the same thickness so that your charms end up being the same thickness later on.
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